I build complex systems you can rely on.
I design and run production systems for government and enterprise — from architecture to release — and lead the team.

I started my journey in development back in 2021 as a frontend mentor, and today I lead a team as a Team Lead. Along the way I grew from building interfaces to designing architecture and shipping full production platforms.
I work across the whole stack: React / Next.js on the frontend and Bun / Hono / Node.js on the backend. I'm a self-taught developer and I keep learning every day.
I lead the development team: assigning tasks, running code reviews, managing workflows in Linear. I design architecture and build a range of production platforms as a fullstack developer.
Single-handedly built the entire frontend of the Online Education platform (LMS): user dashboards, video lessons, a learning content editor, PDF certificate generation and analytics dashboards (backend in Django).
Taught frontend development to kids and adults: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React. 6-month courses, 2–3 groups daily. Brought students from zero to a junior level.
Business-process monitoring and control platform for organizations; with a mobile app and a facial-recognition module.
School management platform: students, attendance, payments, reports. Monorepo.
System for kindergartens: face recognition (FaceID) and a payments module.
Parking-violation capture: license-plate recognition from cameras (RTSP / FFmpeg), thermal receipt printing, Electron desktop.
Cafe digitization: backend, admin panel and mobile API for customer and courier, with queues.
Online education (LMS) platform frontend: courses, video lessons, PDF certificates and dashboards. Built entirely solo.
B-tree intuition, 4 cases where an index silently fails, composite index column order, reading EXPLAIN ANALYZE, and partial and INCLUDE indexes — with real examples.
A canonical/hreflang mistake, dynamic html lang, a JSON-LD graph, the next/og prod trap, and soft-404s — practical SEO lessons proven on madrimov.uz.
A serverless blog on Notion + plain fetch + ISR: a 60-line client, block rendering, and a year of practical lessons.